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Abstracts of Deeds Inrolled in Chancery -1838, Tipperary,
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From a Book called "ABSTRACT OF THE DEEDS INROLLED IN
CHANCERY ... 1834-1839"
by George Hatchell. H.M. Stationery Office, 1840
Available on Google Books

All spelling as per Book)

All for County Tipperary.

48. Deed, dated 14th February, 1838, between MICHAEL
VALENTINE AYLMER, of Eccles street, in the city of Dublin,
of the one part; and ROBERT MACDERMOTT, of Blessington-
street, in said city, of the other part : whereby the said
MICHAEL VALENTINE AYLMER, in order to bar, defeat, and
destroy all estates created by a certain indenture of
settlement bearing date 27th April, 1811, in consideration
of 5s., granted and released to the said ROBERT MACDERMOTT,
the town and lands of Derrygill otherwise Derrydale,
otherwise Derry, in the county of TIPPERARY : To hold in
trust, for the use of the said MICHAEL V. AYLMER, his heirs
and assigns for ever.�Inrolled 14th February, 1838.

49. Deed, dated 20th January, 1838, between ROBERT SAMUEL
GRUBB, of Suir Island, in the town of Clonmel, in the county
of Waterford, and SAMUEL GRUBB, of the one part; and SAMUEL
GRUBB, of Clogheen, in the county of Tipperary, of the other
part: whereby the said ROBERT SAMUEL GRUBB and SAMUEL GRUBB,
in order to carry into effect a certain agreement, and
thereby secure to the said SAMUEL GRUBB, of Clogheen, the
money he is now in advance, as well as the amount of
1,500l., his liabilities to the Provincial Bank, by way of
mortgage, for all such other sums of money not exceeding in
the whole the sum of 3,000l., for which a judgment has been
obtained in the Court of Exchequer, as of Michaelmas Term
last, granted and released to the said SAMUEL GRUBB, the
Rape-mill in Suir Island, in the county of Waterford;�the
piggery or bacon yard in front of the oil mill and dwelling
of the late ROBERT GRUBB, containing 40 yards square; and
also the garden or plot of ground in the south suburbs of
the town of Clonmel, containing in length 130 feet, and in
breadth 60 feet, on which is now built a dwelling-house and
concerns: To hold said lands and premises in trust, subject
to said mortgage and judgment, and the equity of redemption.
�Inrolled 15th February, 1838.

50. Deed, dated 1st March, 1838, between JOHN LLOYD, of
Lloydsborough, in the county of Tipperary, of the first
part; DEBORAH A. LLOYD, his wife, of the second part; JOHN
JESSE LLOYD, of the third part; and GEORGE LANGFORD, of
Ballintoher, in said county, of the fourth part: whereby, in
order to bar all estates tail, vested in the said JOHN JESSE
LLOYD, under the will of JOHN LLOYD, of Rosanna, in the
county of Tipperary, bearing date the 9th August, 1809, and
a certain settlement bearing date the 21st day of July,
1810, the said JOHN, DEBORAH, and JOHN JESSE LLOYD, in
consideration of 10s., granted and released to said GEORGE
LANGFORD, the town and lands of Lloyds borough otherwise
Gortroan, and that part of Killewardy, bounded on the west
by the road leading from Killea to Bamalisk, containing 350
acres, in the baronies of Eliogarty and Ikerrin; Crannagh,
and Garrymore, in the barony of Ikerrin, and county of
TIPPERARY: To hold, for such uses, power, and provisoes as
the said JOHN and JOHN JESSE LLOYD, by any deed shall
direct, limit, or appoint; and the said parties, in
consideration of 10s., grant and release to the said GEORGE
LANGFORD, that part of the lands of Knockagh, containing 220
acres, with the bog: that part of Lisnavidoge, formerly held
by HENRY JESSE LLOYD; that part of the bog of Manna and
Lisnavidoge, containing 2 acres, in the barony of Eliogarty;
Killough, Clontaffe, Skehanna other wise Skehane, and
Faranagahill, in the baronies of Eliogarty and Ikerrin, and
county of TIPPERARY: To hold, subject to the same conditions
as the former lands.-Inrolled 13th March, 1838.

51. Deed, dated 4th April, 1838, between the Right Honorable
JOHN HENRY, Earl of Clonmel, of North Aston, in the county
of Oxford, of. the one part; and WILLIAM HARDEN BRADSHAW, of
Summerville, in the county of Tipperary, of the other part:
whereby the said Earl of Clonmel, in order to dock, bar, and
extinguish all estates tail, in consideration of 10s.,
granted and released to said WILLIAM H. BRADSHAW, the fee
farm rent of 6l. 13s. 4d., with 4 fat wethers as acates, or
20s. in lieu thereof, and 6d. in the pound, receiver's fees,
out of the lands of Market Castle otherwise Castle Market,
containing 410 acres, heretofore granted by JAMES, Duke of
Ormond, and his brother Charles, Earl of Arran, under the
provisions of several Acts of Parliament to THOMAS and JAMES
MEDLICOTT, by indenture bearing date the 28th November,
1701, in the barony of Fassadining, and county of KILKENNY;�
also a fee farm rent of 50l. 16s. 8d., with 2 beeves and 2
wethers as acates, or 31. 10s. in lieu thereof, with 6d. in
the pound, receiver's salary, out of the lands of Ardcollum
otherwise Dovehill, Tullodovane other wise Tulloduane,
Accrebought, Ballaght-Derry, Bennegarragh otherwise
Baungarragh, part left out of Carrick-Park, and Ballynorane
otherwise Ballymoran, granted also by the said Duke of
Ormond to THOMAS NEWCOMEN, by deed of 14th October, 17 l l ;
Seskin, Lisnearly, and Keppanelly, containing 583 acres,
plantation measure, with the tithes, in the barony of Iffa
and Offa, and county of TIPPERARY ;�Garryduffe, Beneard,
Knockferry, and Garranlea otherwise Garranleagh, in same
county; Pullough, and Market Castle otherwise Castle Market,
in the county of Kilkenny : To hold in trust, for the use of
such persons as the said John Henry, Earl of Clonmel, by any
deed or instrument shall direct, limit, or appoint.�Inrolled
27th April, 1838.

52. Deed, dated 30th March, 1838, between ROBERT GEORGE
MASSEY, of Wood House, near Didmartin, in Gloucestershire,
of the one part; and the Rev. HANS BUTLER, of Lismore, in
the county of Waterford, of the other part: whereby the said
ROBERT GEORGE MASSEY, in order to dock, bar, and extinguish
all estates tail and remainders, arising under the
limitations of the will of the Right Honorable Hugh, Baron
MASSEY, bearing date the 26th September, 1787, in
consideration of 10s., granted and released to the said Hans
Butler, the undivided moiety of the lands of Foulkstown and
Saucestown (now called Arbour hill), Clonbrogan and
Mogerbane, containing 350 acres, bounded on the south with
the road leading from Colnbrogan to Cashel; west, with the
road from Mobarnane to Thurles; north, with Mr. TAYLOR'S
land, called Ballygrehany; and on the east by Foulkstown
Curragh, formerly in pos session of WILLIAM WINSLOW, and the
other part of Clonbrogan, formerly set to SOLOMON WATSON, in
the barony of Middlethird, in the county of Tipperary : To
hold in trust, for the use of the said ROBERT GEORGE MASSEY,
his heirs and assigns for ever.�Inrolled 2nd May, 1838.

53. Deed, dated 24th May, 1838, between EDWARD LABARTE, of
Clonmel, in the county of Tipperary, of the one part; and
WILLIAM ACHESON, of said town, of the other part: whereby
the said EDWARD LABARTE, in order to dock, bar, and
extinguish all estates tail, in consideration of 10s.,
granted and released to said WILLIAM ACHESON, a stone house
slated, with a thatched house back ward, sometimes a common
oven, at the end whereof are waste walls, a stone house
slated be twixt that and the front house, now in the
possession of JOHN MOORE, or his under-tenant, in High
street, in the parish of St. Mary's, in the town of Clonmel,
and county of Tipperary : To hold in trust, for the use of
the said EDWARD LABART, his heirs and assigns for ever.�
Inrolled 25th May, 1838.

54. Deed, dated 9th May, 1838, between WRIGHT. WILLIAM
WRIGHT, of Killaghy Castle, in the county of Tipperary, and
Catherine, his wife, of the first part; JOHN CORNWALL, of
Rutland square, in the city of Dublin, of the second part;
and the Rev. GARRETT WALL, the Rev. CHARLES WILLIAM WALL,
and RICHARD HEMPHILL, of the third part: whereby, in order
to make a valid and good title under a certain decree in the
cause of WALL V. DESPARD, bearing date the 12th November,
1834; and also in pursuance of a consent in said cause, and
in consideration of 10s., the said WILLIAM and CATHERINE
WRIGHT, by this present deed deter mined and made void all
and every the uses, trusts, estates, powers, provisoes, and
limitations, named, created, declared, and limited in a
certain indenture, bearing date the 18th July, 1837; and in
pursuance of the statute for abolishing fines and
recoveries, granted and released to said JOHN CORNWALL, the
town and lands of Mullinahone, Classakenny, and
Curraghlissanisky, and also that part of the lands of
Mullinahone, formerly in the possession of PETER RYAN,
called Gurtclassagh; more in the same held by lease, by way
of renewal, from Sir Riggs Falkner, Bart., bearing date the
7th May, 1836; Killaghy, with its subdenominations, called
the House Quarter and Meadows, Scott's farm, and that part
called Gurteen, in the barony of Sliveardagh and Compsey,
and county of Tipperary: To hold said lands and premises, in
trust, to the said JOHN CORNWALL, subject to the payment of
the several sums, principal, interest, and costs, in said
consent mentioned, to be paid by said WILLIAM WRIGHT, or be
discharged out of the produce of the sale of said lands; and
that the sum of 2,2971. 4s. 4d., the reduced demands of the
plaintiffs in said cause, shall carry interest at 6 per
cent. from the 10th June, 1837; and also that the sum of
500l. shall carry interest at the same rate; and that the
said JOHN CORNWALL shall stand seized of said lands, for the
several trusts and provisoes in said deed mentioned.�
Inrolled 30th June, 1838.

55. Deed, dated 4th July, 1838, between WALTER HENRY
MANSFIELD, of the first part; JOHN ALEXANDER MANSFIELD, both
of Yeomanstown, in the county of Kildare, of the second
part; ALEXANDER MANSFIELD, of Morristown, Latten, in said
county, of the third part; and JOHN JOSEPH BRADY, of Great
Charles-street, in the county of Dublin, of the fourth part:
whereby the said JOHN ALEXANDER MANSFIELD, in order to bar,
dock, and defeat all estates tail arising under a certain
marriage settlement, bearing date the 19th July, 1813, with
the consent of the said WALTER HENRY, and ALEXANDER
MANSFIELD, in consideration of 10s. to each, granted and
released to said JOHN JOSEPH BRADY, the town and lands of
Rathgormuck, called the House quarter, Rathgormuck,
Monenedihy, Graigevally, Curraghduffe, and part of
Knockanenotfrine, with the commons, in the barony of Upper
third, and county of WATER ford ;-a stone house slated, with
a back stone house slated, and a back thatched house, with a
garden to the river, in High-street, in the town of Carrick-
on-Suir; a hill between Mr. WADDING'S holding and the mill
in Bridge-street, with a potatoe garden, called New Park,
containing about 2 acres and 2 roods, on the east side of
Fathard Booter, in the liberties of Carrick, formerly
demised by JAMES, Duke of Ormond, to LAMBERT WOULFE, by
lease, bearing date the 20th July, 1699; Ballyderry, that
part of the lands of Ballynoran called Dove Hill, containing
56 acres 3 roods and 12 perches, in the eastern division of
the barony of Iffa and Offa, and demised by THOMAS NEWCOMEN
to GARRETT WALL, by lease, bearing date the 28th September,
1771; 2 slate houses, with back houses and yards, formerly
set by JOHN NEILL to MATTHEW WOULFE, in the town of Carrick-
on-Suir, as formerly demised by JOHN BRISCOE to CHARLES
MATTHEW, by lease, bearing date 25th December, 1773; also
the several houses in Bridge-lane called Mardyke, with a
dwelling-house and concerns in said lane, as demised by
MICHAEL WALSH to WALTER WOULFE, by lease, bearing date 29th
April, 1794, in the barony of Iffa and Offa; a plot of
ground north of MICHAEL NOWLAN's dwelling-house, containing
24 feet in length, and 5 feet 6 inches in breadth, as
demised by said MICHAEL NOWLAN to WALTER WOULFE, by lease,
bearing date the 30th April, 1794, in said town, and county
of TIPPERARY: To hold said lands and premises, discharged of
all estates tail, according to their several estates there
in, to such ends, intents, and purposes as the said WALTER
H. and JOHN A. MANSFIELD shall, by any deed, direct, limit,
or appoint, without prejudice to the life estate of the said
WALTER H. MANSFIELD, and the same power and privileges
belonging to him previous to the execution of these
presents, and after his decease to the said JOHN ALEXANDER
MANSFIELD, his heirs and assigns for ever.�Inrolled 10th
July, 1838.

56. Deed, dated 28th February, 1838, between JOHN POWER, of
Gurteen, in the county of Water ford, of the one part; and
RICHARD LALOR SHEIL, of Long Orchard, in the county of
Tipperary, of the other part: whereby the said JOHN POWER,
eldest son of EDMOND POWER, late of Gurteen, in order to
bar, dock, and defeat all estates tail and remainders,
arising under and by virtue of the will of WILLIAM POWER,
late of Ballydine, in the county of Tipperary, in
consideration of 10s., granted and released to the said
RICHARD LALOR SHEIL, the town and lands of Cullenagh Public
House, and the demense of Four Mile Water, Upper and Lower
Toucarra, Coolepeason, Barmarnaskenane, Killgreeney,
Knockmeale, being part of the lands of Cullenagh, in the
county of Waterford D : To hold in trust, for the use of the
said JOHN POWER, his heirs and assigns for ever, �Inrolled
18th July, 1838.

57. Deed, dated 20th August, 1838, between RICHARD WILLIAM
MONSELL, of Slevire, in the county of Tipperary, of the one
part; and ROBERT DALY, of the city of Dublin, of the other
part: whereby, in order to bar, dock, and extinguish all
estates tail, arising under the will of THOMAS MONSELL, of
Redwood, bearing date 22nd October, 1830, the said Richard
WILLIAM MONSELL, in consideration of 10s., granted and
released to said ROBERT DALY, the towns and lands of Kilkip
and Curraghduffe, in the barony of Eliogarty and Ikerrin,
and county of Tipperary : To hold said lands in trust, for
the use of said RICHARD WILLIAM MONSELL, his heirs and
assigns for ever.�Inrolled 22nd August, 1838.

58. Deed, dated 9th August, 1838, between the Right Hon.
CORNWALLIS, Lord Viscount HAWARDEN, of the first part; the
Hon. CORNWALLIS MAUDE, of the second part; and HENRY
WHITTAKER, of the third part: whereby the said CORNWALLIS
MAUDE, in order to bar, dock, and defeat all estates tail,
as well under the will of JAMES RALPH, late Lord Viscount
HAWARDEN, bearing date the 21st day of March, 1804, and
codicil, bearing date the 27th, day of February, 1807, and
also a certain indenture of settlement, bearing date the
29th day of May, 1813, and the said Viscount Hawarden,
according to their several and respective interests, in
consideration of 10s. to each, granted and re leased to said
HENRY WHITTAKER, the manor of Dundrum otherwise Dondram,
otherwise Drumdonagh, and the lands of Carrigeen, described
as being formerly in the several tenures of JAMES BROWN and
THOMAS RYAN; Carrownotragh and Carrowetragh, formerly in
possession of ROBERT POTTER; Doouske Corteencrus, formerly
in the tenure of TIMOTHY CROWAS; Gurney, formerly in the
possession of THOMAS CONEY, TIMOTHY and DANIEL DWYER, JOHN
JUCY, and DANIEL and JAMES RYAN; Gortarush, formerly the
holding of THOMAS DENIVILLE; Rossemore, formerly the holding
of THOMAS DWYER; Garryduffe, formerly in the several tenures
of PHILIP DWYER and WILLIAM RYAN; Carrowkeel, formerly in
the several tenures of TIMOTHY DWYER, THOMAS CARTER, and
LAUGHLIN RYAN, known by the several subdenominations of
Twoornerkery, Knockroe, and Gartard; Gortassa, heretofore
the holding of Edmund English; Coolmissine, formerly in the
several tenures of FRANCIS and ANTHONY FOULKES, and GABRIEL
JODAN; Trichcloughery, formerly the holding of RICHARD
FLOOD; Trichinskreen and Knockbrack, formerly in the tenure
of HENRY GARFORTH; Garryory, formerly the holding of DAVID
STYRE; Coolbane, formerly the holding of JAMES RUSSELL;
SASSMAH, formerly the holding of JOHN RUSSELL; Attybrich,
formerly the holding of WILLIAM KELLY; Ballintemple
otherwise Lisnegiltsorough, Dory, and Ballyvillode, formerly
in the several tenures of Grace Lader, JOHN SADLIER, and
ROBERT BRADSHAW ; Graffenbegg, formerly in the tenure of
EDMUND SADLIER; Clone, containing 200 acres, formerly held
by STEPHEN SEXTON; Dundrum otherwise Drumdonagh, with the
mills, markets, and fairs; also the lands of Ballymode,
Rossinloyono, Draminaocuna, Gortunedowly Beallaghbryen,
Gortefora, Goultamhard, and Gortnaghrannah, in the barony of
Killnemanagh, and county of Tipperary: To hold said lands
and premises, subject to the incumbrances, if any remain
unsatisfied, and also to the trust of a term of 1000 years,
created by said will, and the demense lands of Dundrum to
the perpetual payment of 22l. annually to the poor of the
united parishes of Outerleage, Killpatrick, Rathliny,
Donaghill, and Clonoulty, in said county of Tipperary,
discharged of all estates tail of the said CORNWALLIS MAUDE,
but subject to such powers, provisoes, restrictions, and
limitations as the said Lord Viscount and CORNWALLIS MAUDE,
by any deed shall limit, direct or appoint, and in default
of such limitation and appointment, to the several trusts,
powers, declarations, and agreements which said manors,
towns, and lands stood subject to, under and by virtue of
the said will of THOMAS RALPH, late Lord Viscount Hawarden.�
Inrolled 27th August, 1838.

59. Deed, dated 8th September, 1838, between WILLIAM
PERRY, of Woodroffe, in the county of Tipperary, of the one
part; and WILLIAM DUCKETT, of Upper Mount-street, in the
city of Dublin, of the other part: whereby the said WILLIAM
PERRY, in order to bar, dock, and defeat all estates tail
and remainders, under the limitations in a certain deed,
bearing date the 11th day of March, 1791, in consideration
of 10s., granted and released to said WILLIAM DUCKETT, the
dwelling-house and 500 acres of the demesne lands of
Woodroffe; more in the same, containing 200 acres, being the
residue of the demense lands; part of Carcanaught and
Guscataline, part of Curranstown, with its subdenominations,
part of Blackcastle and Kill, with the houses, premises, and
gardens in and about the town of Clonmel, in the baronies of
Iffa and Offa East and West, and county of TIPPERARY : To
hold said lands and premises for the only use of said
WILLIAM PERRY, his heirs and assigns for ever.�Inrolled 11th
September, 1838.

60. Deed, dated 22nd October, 1838, between The Right
Honorable Sir JOHN NEWPORT, New Park, in the county of
Kilkenny, Bart., of the one part ; and WILLIAM MILWARD, of
the city of Waterford, of the other part: whereby the said
Sir JOHN NEWPORT, in order to bar, dock, and defeat all
estates tail and remainders, and thereby the more
effectually to carry into effect a certain deed of
settlement, bearing date the 16th day of November, 1804, in
consideration of 5s., granted and released to said WILLIAM
MILWARD, the town and lands of Liskeveene otherwise
Liskiveen, otherwise Lisquiveene, in the barony of
Eliogarty, and county of TIPPERARY: To hold said lands,
subject to the several uses of said deed of settlement
particularly mentioned.�Inrolled 23rd November, 1838.

61. Deed, dated 20th November, 1838, between TERENCE
CORNELIUS JOHN EGAN, of Houghton Hall, St. Ives, in the
county of Huntingdon, of the one part; and JOHN STEPHEN
DWYER, of Castletown, in the county of Dublin, of the other
part: whereby, in order to bar, dock, and defeat all estates
tail and cross remainders limited by the will of his father,
HOWARD EGAN, late of Sutton, Coalfield, in the county of
Warwick, bearing date the 25th day of May, 1807, the said
TERENCE C. J. EGAN, in consideration of 5s., granted and
released to said JOHN STEPHEN DWYER, the lands of Drinagh,
Cruary, Sharrah, and Lisernan, Sharragh Wood, Rathnaginuana,
the 50 acres of reclaimed bog adjoining, and part of
Drinagh, and Cruary, the middle bog, the eastbog, the west
bog, Rathnaginuana small bog, and Sharragh small bog,
containing in all 1018 acres l rood and 30 perches, in the
parishes of Lorha and Durrew; Ballincurrah or Ballincur,
with the bog, containing 78 acres 3 roods and 15 perches, in
the parish of Lorha; Sir Crove, containing 120 acres 3 roods
and 30 perches, in the parish of Kilbarrow, in the barony of
Lower Ormond, and county of Tipperary: To hold said lands
and premises, for such trusts and purposes as the said
TERENCE C. J. EGAN shall, by any deed, limit, direct or
appoint, and in default of such appointment, to his heirs
and assigns for ever.�Inrolled 8th December, 1838.